Good Schmutz, aka Things I Found and Love, vol. 11
Aww, here it goes.
Good morrow to all ye subscribers!
It’s time for another edition of Good Schmutz, my roundup of what’s cool and new in design. Allez-y!
#1: Glass bricks have been making some subtle comebacks, but I’ve yet to see them incorporated into furniture — until now. Sophie Colle’s brief for these tables was: “Not too minimal, not too maximal, perfectly postmodern, and NOT boring!” Love.
#2: Magsi actually came up as a sponsored post in my IG feed. The pitch? A light switch that you can mount without minimal installation. V renter-friendly.
#3: I am continually impressed by Punchworld, a female-founded design firm. This window treatment is beyond — and, of course, custom.
#4: When I saw this article about Amy Sedaris’s guest house, I had a “Why didn’t I think of that?” moment: a dollhouse built into a fireplace. Next level.
#5: A very stripe-y kids’ room.
#6: In my last installment of The Besty of Etsy, y’all went nuts over the Murano glass purse I found. So here is a selection of others available to you now!
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#7: While not completely new, I was recently tipped off about Morrow Soft Goods’ Yara collection. So unapologetically ‘70s! So good.
#8: Sophie Lou Jacobsen’s new candleholder is hitting me with the feels — design with vintage inspiration, simplified.
#9: Sundays’ new nightstand is decidedly ‘80s — in the best way.
